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Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-05-07
GONE TO KENTUCKY.

HELENA, Mont, May 5.-Gov. Leslie
has left here for $ trip to his former home
at Glasgow, Kentucky. He will be absent
thirty OF forty days, and on his return will
be accompanied by his family. During
his absence he will pay q visit to Louisville
at the~time of the state democratic owen
ton there, in the issueo + which he is much
interested.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-05-07
FOR WORK.

BILLINes, Mont, May Sc. D. Emery,
of the Minneapolis Milling and Smelling
company, has arrived from the east, and
is organizing q gang of graders to com
plete a wagon road from Saltwater station
to this company's important mines on
saltwater creek.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-05-07
Notice for Final Proof.
Land Once at Helena, Montana,
Anril 30. 1885,.

Land ONCE at Helena, Montana,
April 80, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has fled notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof viii be made before the probate
Judge of Choteau county, Msntana, at Fort
Benton, on June Is, 1881. viz: William a. White,
who made Presumption D. s. No. 1858 for the
NE. Il of section Ii. township 20 T., range4 b.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: Herman Kicker, Michael II.
Harmon, James 4. Walker and Charles Il. Crow
der. ell of Great Falls, Montana.
q. W. LANGHORNE, Register.
Fl. P. RoLFx, Attorney.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-05-07
Notice for Final Proof.
Land Office at Helena, Montana
April so, 1887.

Land Once af Helena, Montana,
April so, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the followine-
named settler has filed notice OF his intention y
that said preof will be made before the probate
judge of Chotsau county, Montana. 81 Fort
benton, on June 10, 1857. viz Herman Kicker,
who made P~re-eznption D. s. No. 8158 for the
SW. i ct esssasl 1, township 10 n, range 4 E.
He nasess Il following Witnesses to prove his
continuous residence epon and cultivation of
said land, viz: William 81. White. 1ichael III.
Crowder, all Of Great Falls, Montana.
{. W. LkkGH0RNE, Register.
H. p. RoLFz, Attorney.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-05-07
Notice sf n Proof.
Lad OGcea ct Helena, Mentans
~l ~ 1907

Lad UHce ct Helenay M0ntana,
April 80, 1887.
Notice is hereby given INST the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention TO
make final proof in sappors Of his claim. and
that said proof will be made before the prebate
fudge Of Chotean county. Montana. af xoIt
Benton, On Jnne. 10. 1881, viz: Michael II. 1ar-
mon, who made Presumption D. B. No. s155 tor
the NV u Of session II. township 10 N, range
E. He names the following witnesses 20 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
Of said land, yix: Herman Kicker, William III.
White, James +. Walker and Charles A. roWder
all Of Great Falls, Montana.
&. W.. LANGH0RNE, Register.
II. p. RoLyz, Attorney.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-05-07
Eetiee for Final Proof.

1Anu Ofdc6 az HeI6nA, MOMEa1a.
April n, 1887.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has sled notice of his intention
to make final prsef in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before John W.
Tattan, probate iadge Of Choteau county, at Fort
Benton, on 3une Ia, 1887, viz: Grew Mexican,
who made PreeupGon Declaration Ne. 661o for
lot l. Sc. u Of NE. Of section 8. EW. i Of NV.
d and lot 4 Of section s, township 10 n, ranges
Il. He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land, Wis: Nillian L.. Allin, Davala Gull
bertson, Harris J. Clark and Samuel Dear, all
of Sand Coulee, Montana.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-05-07
PASSES FOR ~CATTLEMEN.

ST. LOUIS, May A local paper says
the western railroads do not make any at
tempt to conceal their plans in regard to
issuing passes to cattlemen. They contend
that while men are engaged in the trans
portation of cattle they are is mneh EN-
ployes Of the road as though their names
were on the pay roll.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-05-07
MANITOBA ENTERPRISE.

B%RA1sERD, Oak, May 4.-some excite
ment has been created here by the arrival
Of the Manitoba surveying party. The
surveyors have already started on a survey
of the proposed route of the Brainerd and
Mile Lac, which 1t has long been under
stood Dir. Hill contemplated building.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-05-07
GOLD QUARTZ FOUND.

BILLINGs, Mont, May 5.-Prospectors
just arrived from the Boulder, one hun
dred miles southwest of Billings, have
brought with them samples Of exceeding
" rich free milling gold quartz. Billings
parties have located anumber of claims on
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-05-07
COMING NoRTHwaRD.

BILLINGS, Mont, May 4,-Union Pacific
engineers are exploring a route for a line
crossing Wyoming to the Montana line
east Of the Big Horn river. They are be-
lieyed to be heading for the Yellowstone
and the cattle country beyond ii.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-05-07
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the copartnership
existing between Christopher N. Dickinson and
Paul Grellman, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent. Paul Grellman assumes all
liabilities and viii collect all bills.
CHRISTOPHER N. DICKINSON.
PAUL GRELLMAN.5
Great Falls Montana, April Is, 1887.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-05-07
A FENCED PASTURE

EOR LEASES. 900 acres fenced, with addi-
tional hay and pillow land for furnishing fod-
der and grain for winter. In the most fertile
cattle or horses; good water and suitable build
angs. To let for 3 term of 5 years at a low rate,
to a ssockIRan who wants to keep his stock where
he can after d to them in bad weather
Address. II. H. STODDARD.
st PLUM CREEK, NEB.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-05-07
construction this year and next will be

$5UU,UUU.
Hankey Bros. have left Grand Forks
with an extensive camping and meat de-
livery outfit. They have the contract to
furnish all the meat consumed by laborers
on the extension between Minot and Great
Falls.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-05-07
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the c~o-partnership
heretofore existing between Timothy Sexton
! and Charles McGeddy has been dissolved by
mutual consent. The business will be continued
by Mr.. McGeddy, who will collect all bills and
pay all liabilities. TIMOTHY SEXTON,
HAIR McGEDDY.
Great Falls, May 5, 1887.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-05-07
a. & "A M.
WANTS. FOR RENT, ETC.

Advertisements viii be inserted under this
head, not exceeding five lines il length, for 25
cents for each insertion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

HrknnAFoEEl, Dec. 29s--J0hn Crosby,
president uf the National Miilafa' A.
aocialion and active usnaQer ard eenf8F
member Of The great miliinR hFm uf
Weshbnrn, Crosby q Company, died ~
z 2o'clcck this morning Of paralysis Of
tha heart.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30
SEATTLE Y. r. FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER so 1857

gzns oF sail sknlI - alry q IL sousseu
g -. zsE.zls ard 800 tkis ssunk -
ihe egnntzYs
C11rnenan B1eekenrsaes q Ken.
sneky - spEaki1H e tha great lmp1r-
t1a1e uk the saFz4 QnesEinn and he
rresEInz Rcd of ea1lrres ianal nef1nn
sz1e: flot1ezicu Il never kaallhy nnr
y she long run re06tah1e, nny mere
t1Nn tie 1sFefi11 g1zsnR,h ard EaatIe5s-
p4A rEu1ueed ~ eeimnlnnln is KneTi-
dense 81 heafih. he rsessnt rates of
tzx11len are aneqnaf. e1roneous and
n1Ettul % th9 masa af thnHa emp1uEed
Y the industries pHofedlY saneht 90
b pGotselod and 20 Tar 81 tAxatzen b
nuneengs4Ky Tor the necessities ps gov
e41a111t ecnnomieaIlE nAuinlztaRaf it 4
ulinatly imposed aa1 iIlsrally an1her-
u from 1ha people. A fNau1ainn of
tzxHsiqn and segision of tha earia to
Wnlcn both EHeat poiIlioal parties afe
pledRed mu8f hs maae oradaaliy anf
esuilou9lg win the constant Ecmeu-
bEaaca tka1 the eyalsma to b. esiahlish
Cd eannnt he fe1filp ohanead and ttst
Rn1Ea p<ac1ic1i dfHsullias lie II ahe
pA111 Of reform. In tha nntars OF the
oaae a1 pzoteesiVu tariffs musl have an
eiemeul Of Instability aud nnoaKiainAy.
1haxa are fsw 10 whnM thts system Il
inoe26 q bonnza. ard % eli Others L 3
m lu11Et acd BtuuH
QAnor6sman Wiissn nf West Viz
1iH.a, 1e1 r11ssn4n E11ers u Arkansas,
nnd others full0weG - brief addresses.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

THn AUTHORITIES o. akN pnknurasa
ancs.Lx AHolzeEET o. xEzan nu1r.
sAN knANonco, Dec. - 3-Tba nronsa.
eion % smallpox snfefafs ainne ~
crowded sidewalks Of Keafn6V sifS4t
continues wIthuul cessation. Thia
morning TIE turnkey a. The city ufisnn
expressed neither horror nor rnfurinn
when q man an hsohen ont win 6ierass
pres nied himself at tho bars and re-
marked that he bad The slnallpnx. Ha
Saa directed 20 The heaith 0lioer IS ne
neU city haR, where ho ooald ohtain :
petmil 70 eater iho Twenty slxth afsnaf
hospital Whea last seen iln efranntr
vas threading his way arnonf fha
crowds on heaKueg street. Ihin atifnfA
nai cerelessness % the past 81 unhIlo
ofnciAls 4 dno % 8 oonflicl AZ authority
besxeen the pciice and health deparf
1entA -Four cases Of smallpox eafa
discovered this morning Ia the Central
house, iho victims being men aord ~
apeciively 10, 20. 30 and 70 years. Eixlv.
seven emhlipox patients have hosn sol,t
10 the xwouiy-slxth street hospital this
month against 50 last manfh. The
board Of health held Iana1hv neanlea
today, and adopted q resolution fo fh6
enscl that { WIS the sense oE The n1set-
tnR that amailpox waa m epidemln IL
tho city. SIX additional heaIth inrneo-
tors And SIX additional vncolnntior *.
amineEe wtre appeinied and better pro
FlE1lona we're made FOR conVegino fhn
patients 10 The h0snifal.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

HHAx Gz4QhFE AdknzT RRnzTDnnT cENxE
xAADAs ENEn TRADE KnoRoEAxz.
OEovEnDkEn, Gal, Dec. 9s.-The wool
growers ana Wool dealers Of Sonogna
and Aendocino c1untisa held q meeting
today 70 dlaeuas President Oiegeland's =
yis1s geRatding TIE admission Of woei
tree Of duty. +. n. Hiatt, . pK0minenl
Democrats Of Mendoeiuo oonnty, pre-
sided and announced the object Of The
nlesaing. Resolutions were unanimouziy
adopted as followA
MmaKAs. Ths wool growing industry
o. California increases her wealth, build
ing up manufactures and Furnishing
employment 90 thousands OF lahoFefs &c
good wages. and
Whereas the competition Of foreign
eheap labor, the reduction Of the tariff
Of 1883 aud other discouraQements have
Ereatiy dsossassd her wool product,
theEafoFe,
RssoESsd. that reduction OF taria On
WOOL would seriously cripple this indus
try End greatly decrease. II not fatally
destroy, sta production 10 this state,
RssoIssd, that she reduoiaQ Of the Tar.
ia on wool and xetaininR if on wooden
fabrics would uniastiy discEimi
nate between tue two great
industries Wfthoat affordinr relief
30 the Consumers Of manufactured WOOL
en R0ods; that they nnaiierahiy Oppose
legislation pxomoting the eastern man
UiaotufiuR Interests &c the EXPENSE OF
The uhole nasion, diseoaraRfnR by The
same 1oans the development uf the
WOODEN Industry OF the great west.
sionaI Wool Growers Association are
heartily endorsed and 90 operation with
them proposed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30
The READING sTRIKk
Only ahe Miners seem New
% Have Grlevanre.
rhs Knpasgss nsss d N AassnAly Il
wAisA u rs Csss,sea skas tAs
Rallsoaasrs HAa wsAsnwn

Nav Hesx. nas. q pxss; ssf f.ss.
BIN 81 tht Heaainf rn1f rs.it 4 is'st,,s q.
General Manaret NsE,s,8 IfIr s,..-..s.' =
~ whleo ke eass that the n.fn = - iT-.as
the eompany : employ u al'r.lI Irecs' =.
k1lEhla of 1ateF az asIe rffee ss-,...,ss
Hatt9c, viii nssar be fakfn kssT. -
dcea not ohioel 60 the tlnnlor-.s 49,.
LnR oKNanlAation &, hui theg psnst s'.-s.
z.aex taElf tuty @ ths een ranV -
~ terthez eaya tha1 tie carrnere hss
notninR 70 aFhiirala.
woUlD nor ranR.
fuLAuEERHnk. Dee. m.-g1sairman
5oen .. LeA aeaompanIef ~ II Il nrn.
nett. members 81 tho exsfnII9s s's-.s
uatisae cf no kniRhta ~ fmboF. nsIlTla
% eoDeEinttndeBt 8e1irafa thfn rssrf-
lrR na' ne lefu1od % felk 10 a nnro1lff.
tee oetna Fepresentea n pari ~ Wnishss
% Labor, He sid lhai hs would lrIE
% Asse hionet s1t @ouia hag6 ne InfeTs
sieH VITA heunctt, uhareupan theg
withdrew without further words.
vAsauAnD ~ nxrnaaxna
hzApus0. Dso. 99.-Ths vanguard a.
1el<&alea % TIE Convention a. Ia RsnA.
tnR fAtiruad employees. % - tsl3 fa.
uiRns arrived this moEulnq. Tha mnsS.
ing VIII Be nna os sha mast innorfana
heid Tor 8 long tiuie as 4 viii declfs
Nhether TIE knfShis viii paal lhaif Is.
suea ln tie naht and aland annafhsg. -
whether ne Eailr0ad msn viii neRl ikefr
oWn battles.
Inn cnNvHErgnN.
Two hundred and fftg dslorsiaa. "a.
preesntinG The headline RAILROAD sra
coal and iron oompanias' emp,over
throughout she tarriiosy oovered 81 the
oompanlta' TRACKS, mes hare sonsehf ~
special Convention 10 inke lnlo cen9i3s
erallon thelr Relations with tha enfl11e.-
~. 1he meo,lng waa q secret one. Tha
burden Of ihoaa from ne coal reaione
wae that The miners had aFlaqanca4s
enat they considered themselves enlilis2
% the elRnt Per cent inoreeee. and fba4
lhey gthe mineEs) woald b buund ~
ne action 81 tbs convention. The ma
lofitY O he delegates present asemnA
% think ihe strike on the Fallrnnd wee
over, and that tha ecnvenfiQn Hkonl1
cerote itself b doing TIE hesl 4 ennl6
tot phe miners, unlfas tho men II thia
city should reconsider thar farlnas
aoiion not to strike.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

nan rivers ere fEnne1 oVeE. several 81
tAe b1ilie poe1s, inc1adlnz konitul9
ere efnas4- &outheEn nnd westaEn nv
ess are 81 eaRered via eElftlna i1e.
MalIMny lEnlAa h ereaslY in4sEfuQl1a Ia
4hQkinEA ana the HaFiz muun1ninA
Detf 1nd e1her nanaa nxs aoeklna . Ne
slil1xea foF FOO. Several daatha fFnm
exposure are repcEted frum vaEioua
p1fts a. AnsfKia.
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oRD ErrreK.


THE NEW BRFrIsR AMBASSADORS hands ms
cRKDKHxTAEs 10 PnMaIDKHT cAKNOx.
PAnrs, Dec. 29.-Lord Lytton today
banded bis credentials 10 President
Darnot, as British Ambassador. In his
speech Re expressed pleasure at return
inE 60 France, where be had already
served IN she diplomatic oorpa. Queen
Victoria, be said. enioined him 70 spare
no efforts 10 mainlala and consolidate
the good relations that for many yeass
had existed between France and Eng
land. On behalf Of the qaeen and the
British governments be congratulated
France upon her ohoies Of q president.
A.. OarDof, Ia bis reply, said that be
would hiehly value the realization Of
Qaee1 Victoriass injunction, and be
would n fail 10 contribute his shsre
toward strengthening these ties Of
friendship wkiah dsaw the two people
together, aud which are the best guar
anlee Of ths triumph Of The ideas Of
rgcoreGn, peace and liberty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

Afra. TnylaF. wife a. eenaFf nsr,tss 4,
y. Ia4ler. q Oblo. de4 dHen' 81
spupitx5 - WaahI1asan.
1es'8sni Carnsa. of Fsnrcs. A. =.
cesest ~ 0Ied1lone.
4ts etrxiaa mluisllf h rslss
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

VlR0nzEA Orrx. New, Dsc. q. Snow
has been faliing steadily for forty
hours to q depth uf about three fest,
covering the ground. and Il II drifsed
badly. The Vest express stuck Ia the
drift &c American Flat anG did not
reach hers until O'clock this after
noon, but brought no California mails.
The overland exposes vas canRht In
The snow between The summit
aud the city of 1ruokea. The
Vest express has juat departed for
Reno and will oonnect with No. 4,
Which win await ita arrival 70 GET the
California mail from this place. The
barometer is lower than at any time for
aevsrai years and the indication Is
favorabie for nnure snow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

ST. JoaNs, N. B., Des. 29.--The dying
year siRnalizsd ice departure BY ona Of
the seveFest storms this section has
seen for number Of years. The STERN
began about Z o'clock last night and
ragged without inlermission. This
morning The wind reached its maximum
height CT O'Clock when Il was blowing
at rate OF 90 miles an hour.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

NKw YonK. Dee. 29.--Tha cold wave
which struck this city last evening e
still hers and the wind continues tho
velocity Of 20 niles per hour. The low.
est points rezohed vas Il degrees above
zsE0 at 8 o'olsok q. n. The highest vel.
ecify that the wind attained was l8
miles en- hour and colder weather is
uredfofed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

LxNoHsuRa, Va, Dee. q. The wsaah
o. was extremely cold last night and tho
tbernouietef registered rs daoraaal
eboye zsro this morning. Reports from
tbs southwest say THAI Il vas very cold
and that tne Thermometer registered
below zero A some places.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

SAN EnANulECos Dec. . "A nass
meeting uaa held last night uodsF the
auspiees OF the several trades unipns to
nroiess aeairst Chinese tmmirrafisn.
Mayor Pond presided and apesches
we're made By State Senator r. j. Ciu-
mic, A. a.. ShoEtrisr and osbeFs. A let
tar from Governor Waterman was also
read. Resoiuli0rs 20 be forwarded 70
The presidsat and the speakers Of both
houses cf congress, urging exclusion az
the only remedy for the Chinese q1es-
tion, we're adopted.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

Cisco, GAL. Dec. 29.-The hardesf
Storm Of the season occurred today and
three feet Of snow fell ID the Lass six
heura. II Is still showing aud blowing
hard. There are nov four and one-haif
reports we're ssnt out By cthsr cities ]
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30
unABArKD Tunr,

QuKsnc. Dec. 29.--A heavy sncwstorm
set In here yesterday aud has continued
throughout to-day and tonight with
unabaaad fnry. In some places the
suov a drifted seven OF eight feet.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

HIoHLknD LEaER, Mass, Dec. b.
0ne Of the mos1 severe southeaGt aaien
Of the season prevailed last miQhf and
early this morning It changed 20 q
high norihensker with q rsridly falling
temperalure. The wind vas hloUinQ
more than 60 miles per hour. ToniRht
ts ID very cold.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

NEw YcRx, Dec. 29.--At a special
msetine Of the Northern Pacific diree-
tors today, several hours were spent Ia
the discussion Of Ehe Oregon NaviQatisn
lease, bat no definite action Wae taken.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

soSA, Dec. 29.-Ths sobranie has
PASSED bills aushor;zlnQ The gosernmani
s10,0oo. COO foE railway eopsiFnetion.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

LONDON, Deo. E.-The 6tdndardrs
Paris correspondent sass: "ln an IN.
tergieB today With Seuor Mstsus, Col
unbtau minister, he declared thai
nsiiner ~ theea3 nor caioiery would
Ms eoyernmenf Be induced % allow
AmsFlca % have anything 20 90 viii
ths pansma canal even II DeTsessspa
failed 10 eompicte tie work. They
wnuld rather 90 without canal than
zee America complies IT,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

HAH FRaNcnaco. Dec. q, 9,--Ths c1sciAl
rnuort of the kaFninz - The sleeazer
asn Viusnfe hash alea wish sha To-
~ inspsnkors % steam vesseix Csp4sfn
ChaslsS WEstn has net yst hasn fss.
sally apEqlnte1 tnapssioE q halss ~
he neesti&Fy of s1s treasury. Ar NJ
sssfrzllen cznnot - es4x6eec6 z1fil
III oolnInissian n b saestHea.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30


PonTLAAD, Dec. q. Special - Abont
Lgo wssks ago young man uamfd o.
Il. Cameron came 10 this city from Osk
Point, w. T., 90 see his brother. whn
lives here. Cameron WA kno3n -
haVe about $500 when ha eama Oo
The day following bis arrival b weni =
Albina for tie pnfposs of parohaslnn 4
aeow. Sinca then be has betn utlaaed
and every trace Of his whereabonta "A
lost. His brother and 8 unmhsr az ,ds.
feosiEsg have been makina aVerV pnM-
eibie effort % ferret OCT the uiFesefV.
bot Wilhout s1coaa Ihore q nesfoal9
. doaot but THAI OAmefon has bean
fouily dealt With.
PeFfiand stsek gxehnnae nssna1xea.
P0RTLAnD, Dec. 29.-lspcelall--Thls
afternoon q meeting Of stock holders of
tho Oregon Heal Estate and Ssoah EK-
onanze vas called 30 order by pfealanDt
Ellis @. Hughes. After q bfief aGate-
ment OF the objfof Of the meeting a
vote q % whether of Dot the exchanQo
would dissolve vas taksn ana of the GO
members present e5 voted ''yss," whils
oziy one voted mo" On moficn az
v0te was made unanirons. Tbia ersis,e
ehsc ually closes ollt the oEeanfaafion.
suif 1reuehf - nenAetl.
PORTLAND. Dee. a. lSpeelail-To-
day q very heavy suit vas insfltnied y.
Nelson Bennett, pFommsnt Railroad
oeniTaetog, against TIE Dreusu paaInr
HsilEoad CompanT. Iho total amsnal
cf i1dGmeni asked Tor by nennelf Far
&smages ane ae8ual losses. throuoh ne
failure 81 tie company 20 make psg-
naert according 10 atipnlmliuns o. tha
contract, and for violaflun ef anoa
fasth, aegSeRate Sssl b.
Doubse Maraer.
PORTLAND, Dee. - feoselall -
vsFy meaaeF KepoEl Of fsmrfnI donlsie
muFtef ht Annmouth. Polk csarfe.
OftEon, has i1et hsen raesised. Tks
dispatoh STATES thai two ChlHsae wssh.
men Were uesdeIe3 aom8 tima fnsIr1
lest riRhs, and t1e bodies n hsfh sr.rr'
thrown N their well. whiah - ia ffe
back Safd of their iaandFY. Thera "a
no clue 20 TIE perpetrators, ana "a fnr.
fher particulars of the afrocionq eril..n
are nou Obtainabls. TIE uhaIs conn1r~
ls aroused, a8d no sdofs wifi 81 eF,ssef
10 ferret OF tie mnrdeseFs.
q Was MuFder,
koAxEkAD, Dar- - - Special III
is 10 longer any do1hl bnf mat -
young man FraEk Coaninaham -
murdered. Tho eoroneF'a iufy affnr
unakina q thorough iusesfiesfion 81.
taFbed . Eerdict today that Cnnnfee.
ham came 70 bic deafh frsm the eFrrfa
a q wound inflicted % hls haad whl-h
fractured the skull b. a Hand has ~
similar instfrrnent, ard q nf fha r1lf
Rauu3 was iudicls4 bg some s,sfen1s -
pefsons nnkucwn 70 ihe iarors.
The Senses survey Gases.
San FnAncscco, Dtesmkss a-Tha
Benson ignd sarvsv e1re4 -.
40 u tha uulfed States eIrsnIt -,
again 70 day. AL 80 Defend STR were
present. exseE1 b6nsou. plsas - alsss.
nepl wess e1tsfed % tbs nea indlel-.
manie 90 the same ergunas nnsn whist
he dsfendants basrd their nre~ss,e~
nnotion % qnaah ihs fsrEneF indsslrnenf.
Akknf8ens ca th1 pleas va esnsinast
fof ueek. u uas guma1ed Iasf rIftt
tna1 hsaaon bad fstnrned 10 fhls eitg
al hls failuEs - sDpsar ttis ranrrfnr
dizsEsdiLsd ~ siogY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-30

PARls, Dec. 29.-Maurioe Bernhardt,
son Of tbs actress Sara BernhaKdt, and
Princess Virginia Olotilde JabIauowski,
the great GRANDDAUGHTER Of Lacisn Bon
aparte, were married today In the
Ohurch Of Sc. Hon0ra. Crowds sur-
rounded the church and gave a grand
ovation 20 Madame BeFnhaEdt upon her
arvgvaF ana anr,nsknpa